COVID-19 is casting its long, persistent shadow over Thanksgiving 2020, but for a variety of reasons, the Spanish flu didn’t have a similar effect in 1918 on Thanksgiving, leading to more deaths.
Source: pennnews
In 1918, Thanksgiving celebrations upped the Spanish flu death count
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